Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-22

damage the raisin crop, unless more should
fall tonight.
FRESNO, September 2lst-A smart
shower of rain fell this evening, much to
the alarm of raisin- growers. The weather
is cloudy and threatening, and should more
rain fall during the night serious damage
to the half-cured raisin crop will result.
MuRPHYs, September 21st-It is raining
slightly here tonight, the first of the sea-
son. The indications are favorable for
| quite rain.
MEEcED, September 2lst.-There have
been light sprinkles during the afternoon.
Rain is falling steadily now $3.50 P. NJ J,
and the prospects are good for good soak
ing.
Los ANGELES, September 21st.-The rain
did not damage hay or raisins, but is OF
great value to the farmers for blowing.
SANTA CRUZ, September 21st-Rain COM
menced falling here at P. NJ. with indi-
cations that it would make night of it.
MarysviIle Notes.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Press.
MARYsvILLE, September 2lst.-The pris-
oners i'll the county Jail will be put at work
tomorrow, by the direction of the Super
visors, clearing out the bushes in one of the
toms.
A kindergarten opened mere this week by
Misses Casebolt and Reynolds, late of San
Francisco. bids fair to be success.
The losses by the late fire are being rap
idly adjusted by the insurance agents, and
the buildings destroyed will soon be re-
placed by better structures in most in
stances.
Serious ARRAY at yacaviIle.
Copyright. 1887, By he California associated Press.
VACAvILLE, September 21st-A misun-
derstanding about money matters resulted
in an attack, late last evening, on Ed. w.
Day by his employe, o. Glover. The latter
used stick of wood and broke DAYS
collar-bone. Day used pocket-knife in
self-defense, and cut his assailant several
times. Both men are seriously injured
Accidental Death in Amador.
lCopyrIgtt 1887, by tse California Associated Pressl
JACKSON, September 21st-A. Heath was
killed last Monday at Indian Diggings BY
falling into MIXING excavation forty feet
deep. He was returning from Placerviile
to his home at Volcano, and was on foot
when the accident occurred
sJuasupposed spcfde.
Copyright, 1857, by dc cai or,id 4ssoeiated Pres
RIyERs1DE isepteubsr. sfst.- Yesterday
Bart o Dair, OF Tehaescaf, came to this city
for medical treatment, and engaged room
at the Park House. This morning he was
found dead on the floor of his room with a
pistol-shot in his. head. 1t is supposed to
be case of suicide.
An Abandoned Infant.
ICopyriglt. 1887, by e California associated Press.
STOCKTON. September 2lst.-A newly
born baby boy was left by unknown per-
sons last night on the doorsteps of a Mexi-
can family named Hiegura The boy is
alive and well.
High License in Redwood City.
Copggh, 1887, by tic California tssOciated Press |
REDWOOD CITY, September 21st.-At a
meeting of the Town Trustees last night
liquor licenses were raised to $75 quar-
ter. Since the defeat of the county Ii
cense-passed by the Supervisors-by the
saloon combination, no town license has
been collected. The difference between no
license and the present one of $75 will
have tendency 10 close up many saloons
about town. a strong combination of
saloon men is being effected TO fight the IL
cense.
Shooting ARRAY in Lakeport.
ICopyigh, 1857, by tie California Assoe.atel Press.
LAKEPoRT, September 21st.-A shooting
atiray occurred on Main street late Satur-
day afternoon between James Bell and
Tom Ribbins, over some trivial affair. Bell
fired twice, one of which inflicted q painful
tiesh-wound i'll Ribbons left arm. Bell
was arrested and gave bail of $500to appear
for examination ON Friday.
Land Sales in Tehana.
iCopyright 1887, by e California associated Press
RED BLUFF, September 21st.-Tbere is
marked activity here in real estate, amount
ing almost to boom. To-day one tract of
400 acres was sold to a syndicate to be sub
divided into ten-acre tracts. Another piece
of land was sold, containing 700 acres. at
$40 per acre. 1t was offered three months
ago at $35. The sales so far this week
reach 5000 000.
Two Years at Folsom.
Copyright, 1857, 5y tie California associated Press
WOODLAND, September 21st.-John Leo.
the German who stabbed a man at Davis
vile some months ago in very atrocious
manner, was found guilty yesterday of as
sault to murder and sentenced to two
years at Folsom. As Leo is q hardened
criminal and murderer, the light sentence
occasioned much remark
Los Angeles Items.
Copyriga, 1887. by tie California associated Press.
Los ANGELES, September 2lst.-The CITY
advertises for 100000 bricks to build a
new City Hall and sewers
Three printers, named Ben Henry, Wm.
Newherry and Dave Hanna, had a fast
type-setting contest in the Tribune office
last night, with minion In seven hours
Henry set $500 ems Newberry 8, 100, and
Hanna 100.
To-day Captain John Cross secured half
of the Los Angeles and Glendale Railroad.
He goes East TO buy material TO build an
extension at once
Mexican Veterans Banquet.
SAN FRANCISCO, September Dist TSpe-
ciai. The Veterans OF the Mexican War
celebrated the fortieth anniversary of the
entry of American troops in Mexico, by a
banquet at Pioneer Hail tonight. MANY